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The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1887-09-18
POLICE BRUTALITY.
A Dublin Barrister Testifles Concern
ing the Riot


DUBLIN, Sept. 17.-At the inquest to-day
into the recent trouble at Mitchellstowu,
Edward Ennis, Dublin barrister, testified
that the police used their batons upon the
horses of citizens and attacked the crowd
entirely without provocation. No one had
previously made disturbance and their
action was wanton and uncalled for Mr.
Dillon, the witness said, assisted number
of ladies into priests house toshelter them
from violence. The witness said that
another body Of police charged up
the square after man upon
whom they used their clubs. A
number of police ran into the priests house
where Mr.. Dillon had escorted the ladies'
Mr.. Dillon tried to discover who commanded
the police, as he was anxious to get them
away. He appealed to three of the consta-
bleS, and ascertained that there was no
officer present. Some time later one ap-
peared, and Mr. Dillon induced him to
withdraw his men. Then the priest per-
suaded the people to go home.
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1887-09-18
ODDS ON THE VOLUNTEER.
One Bet of $4,000 to $4,000 Made on
the Produce Exchange

New YORK, Sept. 1.-THE result of the
contest yesterday between the yachts Volun-
teer and Mayflower has made the betting
Jump from even money TO eight to five in
favor of the Volunteer winning the inter
national race for the Americas cup. bet
of s., 900 to 5000 in favor of the Volunteer
was made to-day at the Produce Ex-
change. The betting last night at
the New York Club house was
seven to eight and nine TO five in favor
of the Volunteer II is rather hard TO find
Thistle supporters with money ready to put
up on reasonable odds. Yachtsmen pooh
pooh tine allegation that Mr.. Bell mas
wagered $3.50, 600 on the Thistle, and say if
the ScoJchmen will step forward they can
find lots of takers.
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1887-09-18
Surface Road Strikes.

CINCINNATI, Sept. 17.-Both the Walnut
Hills cable road and the Horse Car road TO
Walnut Hills, by way of tho Mount Adams
still since early this evening. The gripmen.
drivers and conductors are on a strike
because the President of the roads
discharged two employees on the
cable lines A meeting of the strikers WINS
held tonight. John Wheaton, OF Midnight
Assembly, advised them not TO allow cars
- run TO morrow The railroad manage
nent determined 10 run cars tomorrow.
and "A conflict X possible.
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1887-09-18

NEW YORK, Sept. 1.-THE demonstra
ton of the United Labor party on Union
square tonight was advertised as ''the first
gun" of the campaign. Several improvlsed
stands were at hand, in anticipation OF a
large crowd that could not be reached by
the voices of the speakers from the wig
wan, but small turnout was a disappo Mt
ment to the managers. On the stand were
DR.. McGlynn, Henry George, James Quinn
and others prominently identified with the
labor movement
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1887-09-18
BLACK BUFFERS.
They Threaten to Burn the Town of
Kingstree

FLORENCE, S. c., Sept. H.-Advices from
Kingstree, the largest town on the North.
eastern railroad between here and Charles
ton, say that yesterday negro butcher of
that place walked the streets with cow
hide threatening to cowhide a white man,
cursed the ladies of the town, and swore he
would never raise his hat to a
white woman again. To-day some citizens
accompanied the threatened man to the
butchers shop and saw him chastise him
him severely. A crowd of negroes were
present. They continued to increase and
threatened the whites, expressing their in
tention to burn the town. Tonight the
negroes continued to gather, and help was
summoned from Lake City, which arrived
tonight, and up to IL o'clock tonight no
collision had occurred The whites feel
well able to protect themselves and their
property
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1887-09-18
TWICE INSTRUCTED.
An Engineer Foils the Attempt of
Train Wreckers.

MEXICO, Mo-, Sept IA double attempt
at train wrecking on the jefferson City
branch of the Chicago and Alton Railroad
was made yesterday afternoon. When near
Guthrie the engineer of a north bound ac-
commodat;ont train discovered an obstruction
on the track and stopped the train in time
to avoid an accident. He found that
heavy iron fish plate had been fastened
across the track. The train proceed eau
tiously and about two miles further on found
the track again Instructed by pile of ties.
These were removed, and the train proceed
ed without accident
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1887-09-18
Mrs. Woods to Build.

WASHINGTON, Sept. l7.-Mrs. Woods, the
widow of the late Justice Woods, of the
United States Supreme Court, has pur-
chased lot from Justice Harlan, of the
United States Supreme Court, Immediately
adjoining the residence of the latter, ON
Fourteenth street, north of, the city. She
proposes to build house on it and make it
her home for the remainder of her life
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1887-09-18
Accidentally Shot and Killed.

QUITMAN, Sept. 1.-Two negro girls liv
ing on Mr.. f. j. SPANS plantation were
playfully amusing themselves yesterday
with shotgun. The gun was accidentally
discharged while in the hands of one of
the girls into the head Of the other killing
her almost instantly. An inquest was held,
and the jury returned a verdict of acct
dental killing. The girls were on the best
rf
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1887-09-18
Cotton a Fire on a Car.

ATLANTA, GA, Sept. 17-Fire occurred in
freight car loaGed with cotton at the Georgia
railroad freight yards. At AS O'Clock this
afternoon. the car had just arrived from
Covington and it IS supposed that the fro
must have started befre the cotton was
loaded. The car at the time of the fire
was standing in the midst of seven ar eight
hundred unloaded bales of cotton, and was
pulled out just in time to prevent the spread
less damaged, the car was ruined. The loss
Is Sh2h
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1887-09-18
Glass Works Burned.

WHEELING, w. VA, Sept. 1.-THE La
Belle glass works at Bridgeport, O., just OPP
posite this city, were totally destroyed by
fire this evening, entailing a loss of $S5, 900.
The insurance is $780, 900.
SEVEN BLOCKS SWEPT AWAY.
MILWAUKEE, WIS, Sept 17.-Fire swept
away seven of the best business blocks of
honwood, Mich, this afternoon. The loss
is estimated at Sl50,00O with practically ~
insurance
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1887-09-18
Instantly Killed.

WHEELING, w. VA, Sept. 17-To-day at
Bellaire Bridge, four miles below here on
the Bait more sni OHIO railroad viii
Foreman Ed Du!ty and his gang of work
men were repairing the bridge, yard ems
CINE crossing Iom Benwood to Bellaire,
came swiftly upon them and knocked Duffy
and two of his men into the river below.
All were instantly killed.
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1887-09-18
IMPORTS AND EXPORTS.
The Movement of Gold and Silver
Heavy in Dry Goods.

New York, Sept. 1.-THE imports of
gold this week amounted to S4,S53,6 GAL, Of
which "a 797, 94l came from Europe and
$50. 700 from South America. Imports of
,62S in silver were also received
from South America. The exports
oftspecie for the week amounted to S2l4. II
of which -, 100 was in gold, consigned 10
Europe, and S309,072 silver. OF the silver
$l96,072 Went TO Europe and 1913 900 to
South America. The imports of merchan-
disc for the week amounted to 81, 1896, 604,
Including &, or, 347 in dry goods.
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1887-09-18
Danger Ahead

There is danger ahead for you II you neg
lect the warnings which nature is giving
you OF the approach Of the fell-destroyer-
consumption. Night sweHts, splitting Of
blood, loss Of appctite-these symptoms
have terrible meaning. You can be cured
II you do not wait until Il Is too late. Dr.
Pierces "GOldgn Medical Discovery" the
greatest blood purifier known, will resio.e
your lost health As nntritive Il h far
superior b. cod liver oil. All druggist.
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1887-09-18
Wheeler 81 Co.'S schedule.

NEW HAVEN, Sept l1.-E. =. Wheeler a.
Co., who suspended Sept. o. filed their
schedule Of assets and liabilities today.
They show total liabilities Of &C. O. OEb
The reported assets 30 not exceed 500 90
and u u not thought by business men That
more than one half that amount can be re-
allied.
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1887-09-18
Cholera's Record.

ROME, Sept. 17.-During the past twenty
four hours there were twenty-six new cases
of cholera and fourteen deaths from the
disease reported in Naples six new cases
and six deaths i'll Catania nine new cases
and seven deaths in Palermo, and sixty-five
new cases and twenty-eight deaths in Mes
Siu
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1887-09-18
Jefferson's GRANDDAUGHTER Buried.

WASHINGTON, Sept l7.-The funeral ser
vices of Mrs. Septima Randolph Msikleham,
whose mother was daughter OF Thomas
Jefferson, and whose father was lineal de-
scendant of John Randolph. were held at
her late residence in this city this morning,
aud her remains We're taken thence TO New
York for interment in Woodlawn Gene
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1887-09-18
Course OF tho Cyclone.

20 the signal office from Havana, Cuba, in
dictate tho cyclonic disturbance referred ~
yesterday as being b. the westward of Cubn
aud rs probably now recurring 20 the north
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1887-09-18
Doncaster's Horror.

LONDON, Sept. l7.-Three more Of the
persons injured in the accident ON the Mid
land railway, near Doncaster, yesterday,
twenty-six, and the injured fifty-seven.
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1887-09-18

CHArswoRrH, It'll, Sopt. 1.-THE last Of
the wounded OF the Inflated Niagara excur-
sion.sis remaining here, Mrs. \. II. Worden,
oi Tonicn, IL. died ysfendny.
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1887-09-18
90 REPORTED KILLED.
An Engine and Part of Train Goes
Through q Bridge.

PUEBLA. Col, Sept. 17.-Another bad
wreck occurred this morning on the Allan
tic and Pacific railroad twenty or thirty
miles from Needles, Cal. The engine and
forward half of a train went through a
bridge. Engineer Frank Thompson was
killed, and it is rumored that the killed and
injured number nearly fifty people, though
no particulars are known.
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1887-09-18

just as he was seated the band struck up
HAL Columbia H AN BccOmpani-
ment 10 the chorus two thou
snnd strong New words. contributed
by oliver Wendell HOLMES, were
usel, and ~ the popular ar hoatel into
e.arr u was caught W by many Of tho
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1887-09-18

The celebration OF the centennial ended
appropriately Tonight with banquet ten
ae II by the CIvnraiy Of Pennsylvania,
America pUlD iphca society, College Of
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-10-01
THE STATE OF TRADE.

BALTIMORE. Sept S0-csttsn easier Mddlins &c
Fsar steady Street and Western sassrsns
s az Ens" 3 osSs g. a 49, E1sa IS
Brands s. So pa.assos Family 81 10 de- sSc
Patent g $50 %ss,sn Srssr
S9,c asked; September 7eLc asked October
November 81 esl4o. December Cern.sea'ssrs
Stsd spot soc asked October 4S so oats were
steady ssnthsrn 500 35c Western kts @"2s
s Wsssra at sis So quiet
$40 So ara S'T ear s as
SIDES nui ass ar%ss wss.r. racEsi cs
R.ssss ts..s.o.ss.-Rs earc... iar.
i0aIsYc.... Sugar steady soii l:lee COPPER
Esu.s g s.,sos S.4 .sa s'sa" suc..s
Fieur Ia Sc cram Cd. Recspts- Flour de2 bois
wheat 1900 bash Ssrn $500 os'n oa sS Sv0o wssa
- 600 Cora bash Substituted Ss-.Zoo bash
Besrex Sept 30-Flcur was firm. oonmsn Extras ~ U
cs ss sSs.s%sr yellow Mixed
&c Oats quiet No Write SIC Shorts Iscagg'
MIddiinas els Ooes2 w. Winter shorts sis vo
spring 40 si7 Butter ar%m Extra SSsssn Dsan
Tsss ssady-kss.srn Extras $50 Western iss2oO
BvysAIo. Sept sowsat.New No Mart firm az
s,s ss1 s'f g TO- o ws,s1 wnsa Quiet sa
aiso.7ssc ~ White Michigan lower at sjq SoAc
OgoasS .ss e sd % s9s e a
Wits %Siis sssc, o 40 White 81 e: Sc Mixed $S.c
were sironsWhsai at g Corn a. sac LUMBER was
..Rscsipts were Flour 10000 bbia, Wheat $4,000
bush Corn 2sl.0sO sush oats oast Eye so,;.;;;
Sm:s cosp Sns sSss Cora
sush Oass $4,000 bush Barley .---. bust-
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-10-01
LIVE STOCK MARKETS BY TELEGRAPH.

BUFFALO sent observation-disclosures last - hours vcre
Total week thus far 10 2Gs head same tims
week 8el5 head Consigned through - cara of which
~ t. Ser-Nork; cars On sale, all Cherokee aud
sol1 az 50 10
week thus ~ For time last wreck 30 POD
head through 10 cars Of which TO New YORK
sheep duh fS Boa - 30 offerings nearly
all Western Lambs here Canadian Lambs
weak, cars sold az - 5Dn As u.s.
HOgS Receipts last 20 hsurs were 1901 head Total for
.. Ji5 nesd For last woes 5iiO)
Consigned through 81 ~ Of which 10 New YORK
81 sale declined Toe Light Pss - 7oi M,et
Pigs Light Norkers ~ sOaf5 90 selected Walkers - ~
a 70 10 Selected Medium weights - ~ 2C Coarse
ket closed weak with Scars left over
CHICAGO linton Stock Yards. sent. Sc The Dror,rs
journal report- C0hieIeccipts 5000 ho,G NnpWeni
1000 head market steady shipping steers - ~ % Stock
and Feeders 81 G0ds2 80 Cows Balls aud Alxeds -
as2 %, Texas Cattle III Jaa 80 40. Western HANGERS
81 3Gd SO TO-
Hogs = Receipts 2l.oso head. ehiDmsnts 1000 head
Light - 80 n ~ % Rough and skins - 90 % ~ 30
She,p-KeceDt. GO03 head shipmsn goo head. Market
stoady MHttons $50 -tockrrs 81 O0se %. Western
SO iGd3 40, Texans ~ 20056J. Lambs S+4 50 ~ per
90 10
1T LOUIS sent 3p.-CdIrs -firceIofs 532 head. Ship
3O-s head steady. Far Chsics Heavy
Native Steers ~ ODdfi 30 butchers steers Far Choice
IS 4p0St 90 Feeders Fair Good ~ COZ 50 3O Texans
and 1ndsu C0issH 10 Coed cornied 81 10 80 10
Uogs-Boccpts 2Uj5 head Shipmsnts I30 head Iarkat
slow. Choice Heavy and Butchers selections - 10
asa o. Packing aud Workers Medium Primo "a - dti 10
Piss. Good 50 900 - 40
SheeSReceIpts 2O35 head shipmsss ls0o head Market
steady. fair 10 Fancy - OeG ~ 3d. Lambs s. 500
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-10-01
THE MARKETS.
TOTAL RECEIPTS OF PRODUCE.
Per North Rircr, Vessels aud Railroads.
GENERAL MARKET REPORT.

BUILDING MATERIAL The general market f.
quilt one. Haversraw Hard Bricks are quoted
a. se Ooas5 2s ss e qualify peT 'ns 90 so
as6 Trenton and Philadelphia Front along side pier 81
$685. Rockand Common Lime 90696c abb Finishing 81 10
s Is Laths s2ds2 rs per NJ. Goats Hair ~ gs6c per
bush Cattle Hair y age Cement 81 Ss2 80 or r9n
lots American PORTLAND English Portland s22o0sz 90;
CHICOhY-A iar business is passing al previous quota
tons
COCOA-In good iobbing demand. ~.
COOPERAGE STOCK-Molasses stock receives q fair
attention. while values in general arc WITHOUT
Lango
CORDAGE-Quet but steady.
COFFEE-The market for Brazil erowhs was steady AZ
jgc Saes $500 bags !io or inc
Of 19c for fair and lS0O bags No At Iis Inc
mder crowths were steady Sales $50 bags savana oV
hays 4l bags Lagayra and 400 mats Tmor AZ
2is option market the feeling was an easy one IN
sympathy with weaker accounts from Havro fst prics
change early and points decline on distant
the close AZ decline OF 10 ~ Is
March 1867 lo April i765sl7 20. May l7e5 e
1870 June III July: l765al77o October ~! "a
al74O: November, 1750al755; Decmber. l10o |. ".
Tho ranges on the drcron months were January. l!I0@
II IS; February. ~ 709l7s5; March, u 1O4ILsg hpr
i77os 1885, May 1850 June 7oslassi q 2eo
4l7.t0 Sales $3.50 bags. ,,.. -. a..
COTTON-Thers was little business Accomplished on .ne
market day aud the general temper was an etsv one
while values officially reduced Lice sales 90
bales ~ last evening" all OF whcr We w9fe ,o'
consumption The port Icceips todsy were 4So2 ., sAei
corresponding day last vear Tho eta po re-
ceipts September have been 63@O2p Oze
with 35s 92l bales for The corresponding rerien Sst
Quotations the American standard o, tasshcasa
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-10-01
GEAIy AND PRODUCE MARKETS.
FEATURES OF YEw.YoRE DEALINGS.

without decided change In the outlook the grain
kets yesctGsy suffered reaction The foreign cables
tnne a'0rabe and TIE reaction due apparently the
realization o. holders largely assisted by hammcrng by
bears s.,i business done options for wheat but
wasiargeiv Of scaplng nature The for
October SDa. for November At s2s aud
cemhef al - - January at siIa February at sGi- March
ats7Ss aud May az hO- ccnts Cash wheat steady
while oniv 10000 bushels taken for export there
49, bushels shipped from hands. Cash
but 60 0OO bgsheis taken
options opened Hrn but later declined and end.d
losses o. follows October 81 a. November 81
Deoeube 81 January 5iS May SO cents oats were steady
all arourh and the options ended virtually unchanged fol-
lows October 80 November 33h December 33s and May
SO cents Lard but 900 erces the spot
purchased althOug could be learned whether
were Tor export OF not The options closed down points
follows Ocoger SO 49, Novcmper Sc IL December SO
January 81 75. February 81 81 aud March So 90
The receipts Yesterday
York, Batmers Philadelphia and Boston as FOL.
lows Whsaf 1917 l65 bussls lG6 Coz bushels oats
80 237 bushels total ain 552Og8 bushels -four 25T
pscs .es AZ Chicago Milwaukee and St Len,s the arr
vas Wheat ll,0Se bushels 2Al 3Gt bushels
lyl 800 bushels total grain 5i7O4t bushels Hour
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-10-01
NETWORK ONT 4iRIO g. WESTERN RY
IN Trains leave from West AID and JaysI -
+ EHIGH VALLEY RAILROAD.

PASSENGER TRAINS leave foot OF Cortlands and Des
brosses follows:
4 q IN. for Caiasauqua and intermediate points.
a. for Geneva. Lyons. Elnlra Rochester,, Buffalo
and the West and principal local points Chair car 70
Wilkesbarre.
p. for Tunkhannock and intermediate points. Chair
70 Tunkhannock. Connection to Reading and Harris
burg
$40 for Pittston and principal intermedias poias
Chair car 10 Ptston.
$40 p m for Coplay and intermediate points. Con.
p m. for Geneva, Lyons, Elmira Rochester. Runslo
and the West Pullman sleeper 10 Lyons.
1850 p. m for Iaurays and intermediate points,
meet for ali points IN Mahauoy and Hazlo0u coal Hegona
SUNDAY TRAINS
8 T. n tor Mauch Chunk. Hasiet0n and intermediate
points. +.
$40 p n. for Coplay ana intsrmsdate pohts,
p. %. f0r Geneva. Lyons ElmirA Rochester. Hu6n&4
and the West Pullman SLEEPER ;? Lyons.
General Eastern Once. 236 bsoaowN ,
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-10-01
THE PETROLEUM MARKET

NEWS FROM THE FIELD AND RANGE OF PRICES
There increased n oil specu
TIN yesterday and as has generally been
the revival Of activity resulted advance price.
The cbod pool still shows bsarsh features but the heavy
OF deliveries the
made In organizing the producers
down movement Sufficient then
holders and small but
catc by investors who have confidence In future.
market again closed strong at near TO the best OF tho
day.
The OF prices AMI the total dealings the Con-
soliiatcd Exchange were AZ follows;
Opening ........... 81 Lowest ............... 81
Highest 7tFinal 6sss
Refined oil unchanged 1T IS cents gallon Abel
test. at all ports.
OIL CITY, Penn Sept 30-Natiosai Transit Certificates
81; hi<hss 90: lswest 66 closed, 68s saes.
100000 barrels cearances, ls5 900 barrels
5l842 barrels shpments 1924 barrels runs s5.9S7
barrels
rrrrssUke. Psnl Sept 3opetroieum active and hrmer
Natspa Transit Certificates opeaed at 81 and csssd ut
IS ~ highest 0S,; lowest price. Csc
Pons., Sept 3o,Natonal rransit Certificates
opened CIV And closed a. % ~ highest. 49, lowest 81
Clsarances. 7l0.0e0 barrels
opened at S6s; highost 50 lowest 66's closed oss
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-10-01
roxnoy wOOI, sALEs

LONDON Sept 30The catalogue at the wool sales TO-
mixed selections Following are the detas
~ NswSouth Waies-Saies A. 100
bales; secured IL IDOLS I'd; do locks and pieces Si1
is ad; greasy 81; do locks and pieces, 9dGS nd
ba;c, secured 1SSSis I'd do locks sns
pieces ISL oaeensand1sales ool bales secured
I'd eiai do locks and piecos al67st New zeaisnd
sales $500 bales sconrsd loSd Sls DO lock: ana
sst I'D South Austras-salss 200 sale' sre,y s"%
locks and pieces 2iad Caps OF Good Hope and Natal
Sales LOO bales; secured 9iat1ls h greasy. 3d0lOi
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-10-01

the estimate including 900 AmeSan Sizes q ss
took 800 baes exporters took 1000 bales; iorwaraed
ships side direct 70 spinners S0U0 bales acns en
N 600 SSies total stock sos 6oO baes 242 900
GAIyEsr9x sept so,Cetsen qnst Midding 81 Low
receipts bales sales 1897 bales stock, 1903 bales
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-10-01
EUROPEAN FINANCIAL MARKETS.

LONDON Sept 304 mConsSl; 10, w.,s or 1 Srs
mort gage trustees certacass Az; do second oaaso,
ioS,. Mexican Ordinary 42i4: New.York Central ii5S
Reading 81 Mexican Central. ID n Spanish As ~ na,
sitver auore at 7.l6d 0unce Money AUs pe
rent Paris advlces quote per cent rentes az ~ ~, *
franco - centlues for checks.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-10-01
COTTON MARKErs-BY TELEGRAPH.

LIVERPOOL sent y0--4 m--cotten FUTURES closed
onist Sat sicadvI Upands Low Mddng clause October
dsivcsy 2-sld buysrs October and November delivery
nccsm6er and January delivery Sd seers January and
February delivery Sd sellers February and MAren aey
UGyss Apri and NAY delivery. Ae4d buyers MAY and
Jupe delivery, D 66ld BUYERS a. IN oon 49,.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-10-01

The sssss' Ds sy e. BT's' s
Northern I7ha1ac
pr1nor Sept. sowhs...No hits Sssa re. 10
t1 %hi' s,;. s. ZOO
es:s ss ws;;:
F F.: s% Quiet @ sossiS f.i
s5S S:. S ss,ss
snsSo is:a sss sb. Wheat 1850 ssss Germ
HARD cash &c oc,eSsr &c NsvssSsr 7sSs; Nay
sSss So,,s:H cash Si s;s os ssS ssc
May s N Ga 1ssr
Patent; Baker, 50 yGsss SO Da, ns'' iosr
"a, 1876 tbls
PHILADELPHIA Sept 3o.-Flour ruled firm far demand.
ss,erRR x ana AZ s rs%
E.Sy g. nsse. e Clear Cs.7 e.
70 81 l :: sssAfsn
80 e. s' s.. g. coSss
:: choice e. sr. Pos. s. as
al
ss.s S.es; E 4: sra1 es.:s So as
isr r sSSs%Ssr sssss2 e sstass
i;i sss trade @sss s.m nass h, . s
s s s sss'ssa T.
AZ for October 500 eOec do November 501bc; 40 iof
december as Oats receipts sht and nafket *e
no higher local Trade demand sale: OF Nc
Mixed s2sc; ne White quoted At $40 No White Ssn
ES White for September s5t9s5scs de for October
xSis4s5 nc. DO for November S5aG35hc; 40 iof
eceber 80 80 Potatoes moderately active seaay
Mixed Goa zoe; sweets prime no Jersey basket 0eoci
40 prime down Jersey 400l2c =. Provisions were
steady eef city taniv s. DO as 0o DO packets q oo1
81 90 SMOKED Reef ~ 1l0c, Beef Hams sls0$2e 20
forx ,aesa SIG 0e9l6 So DC vr1me mess new Sle ~
20 FAMILY SIs AZ 90 Hams smoked ~ 1l4c DO 81
N 10 Shoulders 10 dry salt fully cured &c 90
o. smoked 7U74c. Shoulders. pickle cured oyg
7c 90 DO smoked. 7h0so. Belies IN pickle W
0iOc DO Breakfast Bacon. ll@l2c Lard
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